Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) cost depend on various factors, including hardware, subscription plans, and additional features. These devices are critical for ensuring compliance with the FMCSA’s Hours of Service (HOS) regulations, providing real-time tracking and automated logging of driving hours.
Breakdown of ELD Costs:
- Hardware Costs: ELD hardware prices generally range from $100 to $500 per unit, depending on the brand and features. Plug-and-play devices tend to be more affordable, while advanced models with GPS tracking and telematics capabilities may cost more.
- Monthly Service Fees: Most ELD providers charge a subscription fee, covering software updates, data storage, and customer support. Monthly fees range from $15 to $50 per vehicle, with discounts often available for annual plans.
- Additional Costs: Some providers may charge for installation, training, or premium features like advanced analytics and diagnostics.
TruckX offers cost-effective, FMCSA-Approved ELD solutions at affordable prices. With easy-to-install hardware and flexible subscription plans, TruckX ensures fleets of all sizes can achieve compliance without overspending. Features include real-time HOS tracking, GPS integration, and 24/7 multilingual customer support, etc making TruckX a reliable choice for owner-operators to fleet managers.
Investing in an ELD is a regulatory requirement and a way to enhance operational efficiency, reduce paperwork, and improve driver safety. With TruckX, fleets can balance compliance with cost-effectiveness, ensuring seamless operations and peace of mind.
